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Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
Participants will be guided through a series of short responsive art exercises, such as blackout poetry, collage, blind drawing, etc. Through strategies that result in abstract visual responses, we will break down expectations of how an experience can be shared and art is made. These activities are
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
Come join us on the 2nd Tuesday of the month as we try out new titles and discuss in a friendly atmosphere. Drop In. No Registration Required. Sept 8 The Adversary by Michael Crummey Oct 13 The Museum Of Extraordinary Things By Alice Hoffman Nov 10 The Massey Murders By Charlotte Grey Dec 8 The
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
This club is for those who enjoy discussing true crimes from next door to around the world. Each month we review a case and then we decide which cases we want to look into next month We investigate the cases on our own using a variety of true crime databases, podcasts, books etc. We then meet to dis
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. This is a drop-in program. No registration required.
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, play games, try out our robotics, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Drop-in. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. If you or your child lives with a
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
Do you enjoy recipes and learning about food. Novice or chef extraordinaire, drop in for an evening of culinary adventure. Each month we will delve into a different topic with lively and friendly conversation. Last year's book club created a 50-page recipe book to take home and enjoy. Drop In. No R
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and an underwater craft for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Drop in. No registration required.
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
An alternative eco-friendly photography process that uses botanicals as both its subject matter and development process. I will teach participants how to make their own simple chemical-free photography developer and discuss alternative negatives. Participants will be encouraged to use bring plants f
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
Join us for a family games afternoon from Lego to Uno. We will also have some colouring and crafts for everyone Every Sunday afternoon all ages welcome
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for cchildren ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. This is a drop-in program. No registration required.
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
Come and join our adult and senior's social as we engage in various activities, games and crafts. Relax, have fun, and learn something new while connecting with new friends. This is a drop-in program.
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
Participants will learn about the hidden rivers in Toronto and explore how our changing cityscape impacts on our waterways and ecosystems. Looking at archival images and current references, participants will be guided to bring their own stories into our city’s images using material such as watercolo
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
Do you enjoy Gardening? Novice or expert, join us on the third Tuesday of the month at 7 pm for an hour of Gardening talks. Sept 15 Harvesting your vegetable gardens and preparing for next season Oct 20 Autumn in the Garden a Master Gardener presentation Mov 17 TBC Dec 15 TBC
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
Experience the transformative power of writing in an inclusive space! Writers Collective of Canada (WCC) workshops are unlike any other. We write together, share first drafts in an encouraging environment, listen deeply to one another, and receive supportive feedback. Tap into your story and explor
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
Next we will be inspired by the library’s architecture and happenings as we are guided by musician Aniqa Qadir to create a soundscape. Working in groups, visitors will be prompted to absorb the sounds of the building and led through the process of creating an audio journey. This playful session welc
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
The closing celebration will feature a storytelling dance and drumming performance by Indigenous artists Nichole Leveck and Isaiah Cada, and unveiling of the artwork created during the 4 storytelling workshops. The exhibition will be on display for approximately 1 month or for the duration discus